Those opposed to predictive testing believe that it may take away their autonomy, hinder their confidentiality, and believe the possibility of harm to be greater than the benefits of disclosing results to the parent/guardian.
Lack of autonomy hinders women equitably accessing health education and preventive as well as curative health services [ 24, 25 ] to prevent transmission of disease to their children.
When the fulfilment of the need for autonomy is hindered, one's experience of self-worth is also damaged, leading to either insecure or low self-esteem [ 19].
From the GPs' perspective, several raised concerns about the potential for doctor autonomy to hinder acceptance of institutional policies and guidelines.
"Savile was understood to be likely to walk away from the project if bureaucratic processes hindered his autonomy".
This lack of clarity on accountability ensured the autonomy and influence of large shareholders, but hindered the influence of stakeholders in national governments, civil society, and the private sector in the policy-making process.
What is it that teachers can do to make learners feel that they have a fair degree of autonomy?, In your opinion, what are particular factors that can hinder learner autonomy?, and.
In your opinion, what are particular factors that can hinder learner autonomy?, and 5.
For sure, the participants were not knowledgeable enough to have comments on particular factors hindering learner autonomy and some of them admitted that they had no idea in this regard, but the views proposed by some others on the origins of such factors may be points of pondering for scholars.
We then tried to assess how far patients were enabled to exercise their right to self-determination in hospital,and whether they are hindered by factors, such as misinformation or a symptom burden, which do not allow them to exercise their autonomy.
